I am a student of the REST API workshop. The second day's class went practically, so it's good. Many things which are new to me came to be known in this workshop, which will be more helpful and reduce my time while learning any software development. For me, and I think for many students, the problem was the flow of integrating the code with Postman. This time that problem is somewhat clear for me. If I see the recording again and work out the code, I will get the major concepts clear. Thank you for this workshop bro.
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Your teachings did not help me learn syntax, nor the frameworks, nor the step by step solutions. They helped me understand the art of critical thinking, problem solving, software design, scalable solutions, and how to understand architecture. Above all they helped me ask the right questions: what is the problem, how do I recreate the problem, what is the solution, and why this specific solution.
I started my career in VAPT. My learning was mostly: for this finding use this approach, for that finding use that approach. I knew how to perform things, but I did not deeply understand the concepts behind them. After the LAHTP, Advanced LAHTP and Bug Bounty Hunter courses I started connecting everything and got a much better overall picture of cybersecurity. Now I have both the practical experience and the broader understanding.
1 year of effort on YouTube, nothing changed. 1 year of effort on Udemy and many courses, nothing changed. 6 months of SNA and I landed a job, plus freelance projects, plus building my own SaaS products.
Even Udemy or other platforms do not teach Computer Science in the same depth as SNA. Very few people explain the content to that level.
I recommended SNA to my friends when I started to change myself. They did not take it seriously, and had the same feeling of learning on YouTube and other sources. Now they are regretting it and looking at SNA courses. SNA courses are my basement.
Took LAHTP and Web Engineering back in 2023/24. Now I am a cloud engineer, placed at 12 LPA. It is the push you gave me through your courses. You opened another dimension of tech. I do not know how to explain it, but the way I looked at computer science changed drastically because of you.
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4.8 / 5 from 479 student ratings · 424 gave five stars · 143 sent screenshots or videos
Hi Sibi Anna! I am lathp b3 student. Two of my friends lost their money — one of them, whose father is a farmer, lost 1 lakh on a UI/UX course. Another friend lost 40,000 while learning Python. They also said that they didn't learn any advanced topics — only very basic concepts were taught.
But at SNA, they teach multiple languages like C, PHP, and Python advanced concepts
I have been learning C for the past 4 years. I used to just write some code, but when I started learning "C for Hackers," my entire mindset changed because of you and your deep teaching. SNA is really great!
LAHTP student, basic batch 3. Happy Teachers' Day bro. I got placed one year before I even completed my college, which I finished only last June. All because of you. Thanks a lot for all, bro.
Really awesome and learnt many new things which are much useful! Interaction is good; the way technology has been taught was the best. Coaching is very nice, the workshop is interesting and interactive. Excellent teaching, very easy to understand. He takes more effort to teach students; his teaching is excellent. You guys were amazing and taught us everything in an easy way. Very informative and useful for our career; we need more workshops like this to gain more knowledge. It's a very effective and productive session about IoT.
Good morning bro
Neenga sonningala if you take any project 30 to 40 % you have knowledge and remaining you learning form making that
💯 bro, like I am getting few web app / web dev project, where I have only basic idea about it but I take up and learn from it as you said
Live website la practice pannara chance nice bro
And really this course is very much helpful for me in driving my career
Thank you so much bro
We are proud to be here. It is an awesome class that I have ever seen before. He makes the class so interactive and we feel free to ask questions like a friend. Our way of thinking has changed like a hacker, and he solves all the questions from students individually. (LAHTP Batch 5)
I'm not writing this as a formal review, but as someone who's actually lived the Selfmade Ninja Academy Labs journey - and trust me, it's different. When I first joined, I thought it would be another "watch video and take a quiz" type of course. But no - SNA is not a course. It's a playground for real learners.
They don't just teach "what is what." They teach how to learn. How to adapt, how to find the answer, and most importantly - how to think like an engineer. If you get stuck, they don't say "go watch another video." They say - open the documentation, understand what's possible, and figure it out.
The SNA Labs themselves are a game changer. You don't just code - you build, deploy, crash, and restore your own environment. I've played hundreds of CTFs, and honestly, SNA CTFs are different. This platform didn't just teach me "tech." It taught me how to learn, build, break, rebuild, and think like a real developer and security engineer.
Two and a half years ago I started my journey in cybersecurity. I spent thousands on random courses that only pushed people into being script kiddies; whenever I tried those tricks, nothing worked. Then I came across a random Instagram feed. Something about the way he spoke and explained things instantly inspired me. A voice inside said, "Trust him." So I did, and I bought his course.
After joining, he made me understand what hacking really is and what it isn't. From writing a simple print("hello world") to being able to read, write and understand other people's code, I identified vulnerabilities and secured one of the government sites from a critical data exposure. From him I learned how to learn something the right way, instead of memorizing empty terms, something my college failed to teach. Now I am working as an intern at the same place where I learn, a joy that my college could never give me.
First of all it is a pleasure to learn from you! Na vanthu maths/bio 12th, so when I joined B.E CSE enaku onnu theriyathu, onnu puriyala. So discontinue pannitten. But ippo I can build a basic website bro, just joining LAHTP basic batch 5! Advance batch 3 layum irukken. Ippo MSc CS pannittu irukken. I know I should have learned a lot from my college, but instead, as I learned from you, entha alavukku na: staffs class edukum pothu ethachu mistake pannanga na, I correct them! Ennalaye enna namba mudiyala bro! What you're doing is amazing!
Hi Anne I am attending all the class for past three days it was nice and I have learned a lot of new things. So far I have understood all you have teach. As you mentioned you will start from scratch yes it was.Thank you 😊🙏
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Why online, and not offline?
Because offline classes cannot give you what actually makes an engineer: reps.
We built the labs so thousands of ninjas can grind, break things and try again — any hour, as many times as they want. In an offline batch you get one pass at a topic, at a fixed time, at the trainer’s pace. Then the room closes.
Online and self-paced, you rewatch, redo, practice, break it, fix it, repeat. Our 300+ hours of content and the labs are designed around that loop.
If you only want offline classes, SNA is honestly not for you. But if you want to learn by doing — start a free trial for a week and see whether online learning works for you before deciding anything.
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